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note passing device disguised as gluestick

note passing device disguised as gluestick
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Step 1Materials

materials
-Pen (to write)
-glue stick (to give to friend , having the teacher think your letting him/her barrow your glue stick)
-piece of paper (to write note)

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13 comments
Nov 12, 2009. 1:06 PMalphasmith says:
So the teacher will think "oh, It's just some kid passing a glue stick to a fellow student"?
Nov 12, 2009. 6:29 PMchopstx says:
No, you say, "hey, you need a spare gluestick?"
Nov 13, 2009. 2:09 PMalphasmith says:
ah. Touche.
Nov 13, 2009. 4:12 PMchopstx says:
Is that like French or something?
Nov 14, 2009. 12:53 AMRMConstruction says:
'tis French.
Nov 14, 2009. 9:59 AMchopstx says:
Cool, I've heard it before, but never what origin it comes from. What does it mean?
Nov 14, 2009. 12:56 PMMaryOfExeter says:
It's French for 'touched' :3
Nov 14, 2009. 4:26 PMchopstx says:
What? Really?
Nov 14, 2009. 7:53 PMMaryOfExeter says:
Yup. I think the reason we use it came from fencing, when they hit/touch someone with the sword thingies. It's like the fancy way of saying "you win" or "good move". The joys of speaking franglish :P
Nov 18, 2009. 11:43 AMRMConstruction says:
Franglish? Dude, it's Franglais!

Mix of Francais
And Anglais (England in French)
Nov 18, 2009. 3:34 PMMaryOfExeter says:
Yes but I'm in America, therefore it is English and French xD
Otherwise, it would be Franglais, yes.
Franglais(e) sounds cool though. Franglaised doughnuts :P
Nov 19, 2009. 8:34 AMRMConstruction says:
Lol... How does Framerican sound?

Though you do speak English there...

Franglais can still apply :-)
Nov 15, 2009. 10:39 AMchopstx says:
Cool.

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